The Pizza Hut Guitar – Deep Pan Riffage?

Pizza Hut Guitar promotional item
Guess who ordered this 12" Deep Pan Pepperoni Tone machine?

Reverb’s Instagram account posted this Pizza Hut Guitar earlier today, and it appears that YouTube’s Samurai Guitarist has purchased this promotional item!

Pizza Hut Guitar

As far as I understand, these Pizza Hut Guitars were promotional items for the fast-food franchise. They occasionally turn up on auction sites like Reverb.com. You can check this one out here, for example.

12″ Deep Pan Pepperoni Tone?

12″ Deep Pan Pepperoni

This particular 12″ Deep Pan Pepperoni ‘tone machine’ just popped up on Reverb, which subsequently shared it on its Instagram account.

What makes it possibly interesting is that YouTuber Samurai Guitarist then left a message saying he’d just bought it!

Did it set him back a lot of dough?

How much dough did it cost him? $350, and he didn’t even get a free pizza or garlic bread with it. Normally, it’s buy one, get one free on pizza…

It is one of three created by the fast-food chain, so it could be considered ‘rare’ if you are into pizza-shaped guitars. They have popped up online before, so maybe there are more than three out here? I don’t know. I’m not an expert on Pizza Hut guitars, and I don’t know anybody who is.

This deep pan has two black split-pole humbucking pickups, a string retainer bar, and a black TOM-style bridge. It also has a satin-finished maple neck and a rosewood fingerboard with 22 medium steel frets.

More Pizza?

If you need more pizza guitar action, check out the Norwegian frozen pizza brand Grandiosa, which teamed up with Amfisound Guitars to produce the video below.

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Picture of Jef Stone

Jef Stone

About Jef Stone Jef is the founder of Guitar Bomb and a certified gear fanatic. Growing up with a luthier father, Jef’s obsession with tone started early and led to a lifelong career as a sound engineer and pro-audio specialist in the UK. He has set up recording rigs for world-famous facilities like Air Studios and even ran his own London recording studio. A massive hoarder of pedals, valve amps, and guitars (some of which he builds himself), Jef has owned everything from Klon Centaurs to Parker Flys. He also runs the UK's Analogue To Digital music show and the Vintage Guitar Fair.
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